I bought the mesh and tried this method with sunflowers, along side a tray grown on coconut coir. Both had a great yield, but the mesh sunnies grew better. Then I gave blind samples to a family of 4, a family of 3, and my own son. They all enjoyed the milder flavor of the sunnies grown on the mesh. Thanks for this awesome tip. After the taste test results I immediately started four more trays on the mesh. I used my regular black seed trays.
Excellent video Padma! We can all live in abundance by sharing knowledge like this. Your microgreens are beautiful, and so is your video - thank you! 🙏
This is seriously such a brilliant idea! My radish greens are 3-6 inches high WITH NO MOLD!!! I may be too excited about this, but I have been struggling with mold for a couple of years! You should have one of those “thank you” money buttons! I would give you some $…and that’s saying something, because I’ve never done that before! Thank you so much for sharing your brilliant idea!!!
Best video so far on the internet! This video deserves at least 500k views! Very grateful to discover this video, I really love this idea. I’m just a beginner to Microgreens world, but I think I am gonna have a good start! Thank you so much for sharing your experience and useful information.
This is the way to go. This method is easy, keeps your greens easily able to be cleaned and you get a really easy release of the greens. The bonus is that you can cut the mats to fit in case you use a different sized container than what is shown. The biggest impact that I got from this was using the hydrogen peroxide, that has cleaned things up a lot. The only issue I've found is that it's difficult to hydrate some seed mixes on the mat itself as the seeds may be too small and slip through the holes. I've started using a fine mesh tea ball/strainer to soak the seeds instead then transfer the swollen soaked seeds to the mat. Once they've absorbed water the seeds tend to be too big to slip through the holes. Not a big deal, but you get a "cleaner" presentation while growing.
This is one of the best how-to videos on microgreens that I've seen. The comments and high number of views for just a handful of videos seem to show a lot of people agree. I noticed OP hasn't posted in a couple years. Would love to see more of what you are doing. Are you still doing this type of growing? Would love to see some new videos if you're still able to do content. I think you'd get a lot of views and interest.
Padma, Thank you! Thank you!! Thank you!!! This was the puzzle piece I was looking for. You are so kind to have shared your tips and tricks. I will say a prayer for you and your family every moment, I am tending and enjoying my microgreens! Humble Blessings!
I haven't even finished watching your video, but I already want to pause and take the time to say thank you for creating this. Such a great guide and suggestions! Grateful.
I liked this video a year ago and I wish I could like it again! As soon as I get my starter plants planted in my garden I’ll start some microgreens. I have all the supplies so I’m ready to go. Thank you for this informative and important video, especially now with food shortages.
Thank you for sharing this awesome mini hydro Micro-greens sprouting method. this is perfect for those of us needing small containers of sprouts. The idea of using the Silicone dehydrator sheet was brilliant, no waste or residue. Saves money also and produces clean healthy greens . Thank you again and I cant wait to start my own Micro greens.
Your video is quite impressive. You explain everything so well. And I read all of the comments and you answered all questions quite thoroughly. You are quite knowledgeable. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much and I am so glad you liked the video.. My intention behind making this video is to help people like me .. I really did a lot of research for 2 months and finally came up with this idea and so far it is working great!!🙏
Wow! I have been wanting to start hydroponics but didn’t want to constantly ship and dispose of mats. I was looking for a better way with less shipping and less waste and it looks like I found it. Thanks!
After looking around for awhile I found your video. Perfect! I wanted to find a reusable pad to cut down on waste and expense. Thank you so much for ending my search! Great ideas!
Your suggestion for use of silicone mat was very good. I am based in India but this may is available only in USA. Fortunately I was able to request a friend to buy it for me and ship it. I have cut it up to the shape and size I need Am finding it extremely useful. After every growing cycle i just hand wash it with soap, dry it and reuse it. So thanks for suggesting this possibility
very nice to hear .. I think you can find them on Amazon.in website too. In India we can use steel containers as well. Anyway, Thank you for letting me know.🙏
Amazing and wonderful! I just completed an experiment with two trays of broccoli sprouts on dehydrator sheets. Each used 3 TBS of seed. One I rinsed in the usual way. One I used this method of the epsom salt enhanced water beneath. I spritzed the second tray lightly once a day to keep it from drying out on top. Harvest was 3.5 cups of sprouts with the standard rinsing method and 4 cups of sprouts with the epsom salt water method.
ive watched so many videos and got nothing but confused but this is by far the best way i think and this is how i will start my journey as soon as my seeds arrive - thank you - this is perfect
Epsom salt! I haven't grown anything yet. Of all of the videos I have seen, you are the first person to mention it. I'm definitely going to try it. Thanks for your great video. So many of them seem geared toward businesses. I just want to successfully grown enough for my husband and myself.
yes, I did all these experiments just for my family. But someone looked at my silicone mesh idea and started using these mats for business too. It definitely works because it is still working for me 😄 Thank you for the support!
OH WOW! Thanks sooo much. That is the best video Ive see. I love that its short to the point, no frills no extra talking. I love the visuals no need to talk and most importantly, i love the methods you've used particularly for healthy use and where to find them. You're the best. Thank you. Glad I found you. Much gratitude and blessings. Namaste.
Thank you. Especially for the link to the mesh pads you used. So nice to see success with a product and know that's what I'm going to get! Hope to be doing microgreens with Cilantro this next week once all supplies and seed as arrived!
Thank you so much for this video. I’ve been experimenting with growing microgreens for the past year and wanted to find a cleaner way. Well, this is a game changer! I ordered the silicone mesh from Amazon and my first batch grew really well - just harvested them yesterday (China Rose Radish). I just started a tray of Garden Cress seeds today and am excited to watch the growth! Thanks again and have a wonderful day! :) ~ Mary
Thanks for this video. I love to read all comments even it wrote few years ago . Questions and really need your reply when will I have to use Hydrogen peroxide (?) it needs to use every time when growing microgreens (?) After mix with water, I have to spray over the seeds (?) Do I have to rinse few times before to place on container to put in refrigerator (?) after harvested Sorry my English is not really good Thank you for your help
Yes Yes Yes! I hadn't even thought about the waste. I have been researching the how to grow microgreens but it didn't cross m mind that I can wash and reuse. Thanks for the video and experient🧡
… I’m so glad I found your video … at first I was a little concerned with the mesh you first used … BUT … what a relief when you came up with the idea of using the dehydrator mesh pads ! … I was getting ready to order the wire screens, but was concerned about dealing with the sharp edges . From watching other videos, I see that weighting down the seeds during the dark out period of germination adds to the sprouts strength and longer stems , which makes harvesting easier. It looks like you are just using natural light rather than grow lights? I plan to experiment and see what works best for my personal growing conditions. Many thanks!
Hi..Thank you for your comments. Recently I have been thinking of making it even more easier like fixing the silicon mesh to a steel wire frame but it has to keep the mesh surface flat. If I come across any idea I will let you know. If you are successful with your ideas please share. :)
Best video yet!! Ive been watching videos for months wanting to grow but only have a small area indoors no outdoor space AND i didn't want the mess of dirt. So far no luck on beet seeds (only a couple sprout up) and my lettuce batch of seeds smells bad by the 3rd day. 😩Can't wait to try your methods. I grow broccoli and radish in jars fine but microgreens are what I want. Thankyou.
I love this video. Had to share it to my blog so that I will always be able to refer back. I have all the items and now I am ready to grow clean microgreens too!
Thank you so much for your inspiring sharing. I love your experiments so much. I was worried about that I might not be able to buy suitable growing materials in my country. But you show me it can be creative and all I have to do is to think and try. But growing microgreens is not popular in my country, so it seems it's not easy to find so many different organic seeds here, I'm still trying though. I'm not from an English speaking country, so it's great to watch your video with subtitles. Looking forward to your next one.
Thank you so much for your time to share your thoughts. 🙏I am not sure where you live but you can try seeds from Amazon sold by Trueleafmarket or Parkseeds. There are quite a few companies that sell organic seeds through Amazon. You just need to explore a bit more. My every step was an experiment and now I am happy with Trueleafmarket as the germination is so good that even after 2years their seeds have more than 90% germination. ( I bought so many seeds as I was experimenting and I ended up with too much 😁) You can message me if you have any questions and I will be happy to answer.
Excellent repurposing and selection of materials to use. I wish that I had seen this earlier, could have saved some money. The best video that I have seen on growing microgreens.
Excellent. You and I are using similar techniques and logic. ie grow media, Epsom Salts , and doubling up the medium for small seeds - except you've completed the full journey. I shall persevere - again, a great video.
What beautiful way to grow microgreens and a very professional video. Are you a professional photographer? This idea will work well with growing my own greens to re-use the pads. I grow some micogreens for family and friends and have to harvest and bag them to be able to reuse the trays I have. The baskets are probably cheap enough to give away with a disposable pad like hemp, coconut, or burlap with the microgreens still growing in them. They could keep in the refrigerator still alive on the pad until harvested instead of me harvesting and putting them in a bag or container for several days. They get a little wimpy at the end.
Thank you ..I am not a photographer. I am a watercolor artist. It is so nice of you to share microgreens with friends. I sometimes keep the bowl in the fridge if we have too much food to eat. Small suggestion: Your friends can return the emptied bowls and you can reuse them. 😊
I bought the mesh and tried this method with sunflowers, along side a tray grown on coconut coir. Both had a great yield, but the mesh sunnies grew better. Then I gave blind samples to a family of 4, a family of 3, and my own son. They all enjoyed the milder flavor of the sunnies grown on the mesh. Thanks for this awesome tip. After the taste test results I immediately started four more trays on the mesh. I used my regular black seed trays.
thank you so much
Excellent video Padma! We can all live in abundance by sharing knowledge like this. Your microgreens are beautiful, and so is your video - thank you! 🙏
Thank you🙏😊
This is seriously such a brilliant idea! My radish greens are 3-6 inches high WITH NO MOLD!!! I may be too excited about this, but I have been struggling with mold for a couple of years! You should have one of those “thank you” money buttons! I would give you some $…and that’s saying something, because I’ve never done that before! Thank you so much for sharing your brilliant idea!!!
such a great compliment ...thank you 😊🙏..
Is it the hydrogen peroxide that's keeping the mold at bay or the silicone mesh??
Best video so far on the internet! This video deserves at least 500k views!
Very grateful to discover this video, I really love this idea. I’m just a beginner to Microgreens world, but I think I am gonna have a good start!
Thank you so much for sharing your experience and useful information.
Thank you and Good Luck! 😊🙏
Thank you for the video. I have been looking for a sustainable way to grow microgreens for a while. This is absolutely brilliant. Well done, Padma.
Pictures speaking for themselves. Looks so easy and healthy too.... Keep up the work and explore... Back ground music is very soothing
Yes indeed, its an awesome presentation overall.
Best video I have seen so far on how to grow Micro greens with easy to follow instructions. Thanks so much for creating this video.
Very true
This is the way to go. This method is easy, keeps your greens easily able to be cleaned and you get a really easy release of the greens. The bonus is that you can cut the mats to fit in case you use a different sized container than what is shown. The biggest impact that I got from this was using the hydrogen peroxide, that has cleaned things up a lot. The only issue I've found is that it's difficult to hydrate some seed mixes on the mat itself as the seeds may be too small and slip through the holes. I've started using a fine mesh tea ball/strainer to soak the seeds instead then transfer the swollen soaked seeds to the mat. Once they've absorbed water the seeds tend to be too big to slip through the holes. Not a big deal, but you get a "cleaner" presentation while growing.
I think I mentioned that I used 2 layers of mat for smaller seeds..Thank you for detailed and well explained comments 😊
This is one of the best how-to videos on microgreens that I've seen. The comments and high number of views for just a handful of videos seem to show a lot of people agree.
I noticed OP hasn't posted in a couple years. Would love to see more of what you are doing. Are you still doing this type of growing? Would love to see some new videos if you're still able to do content. I think you'd get a lot of views and interest.
Thank you for being so kind. I just got too busy painting these days. 😊
Боже милосердный, какую силу Ты заложил в каждое зёрно!!! 💖💖💖
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I am startled by the usefulness and ''cleanliness'' of your video. Biggest Thanks!
THANK YOU!! I have dehydrator mats, but it never occurred to me to use them for my micro greens! Brilliant!
Thank you 😊
OMG! This is the answer to what I've been looking for. Thank you for sharing!
thank you.. glad to hear :)
Padma, Thank you! Thank you!! Thank you!!! This was the puzzle piece I was looking for. You are so kind to have shared your tips and tricks. I will say a prayer for you and your family every moment, I am tending and enjoying my microgreens! Humble Blessings!
Thank you so much for your kind words. 🙏🤗 I am glad the video helped .
I haven't even finished watching your video, but I already want to pause and take the time to say thank you for creating this. Such a great guide and suggestions! Grateful.
😊Thank you! I am glad it was helpful!
Thank you!! The best idea ever...I love the reusability!
Thank you 😊
This is the best information I've seen on growing microgreens. Thank you!
I am glad you liked the video..thank you
I liked this video a year ago and I wish I could like it again! As soon as I get my starter plants planted in my garden I’ll start some microgreens. I have all the supplies so I’m ready to go. Thank you for this informative and important video, especially now with food shortages.
That's wonderful! Thank you and Good Luck! 😄
Genius! Thank you for sharing.
Wow! Well explained with perfect pictures . Great effort and very good ideas. Thanks for sharing
Thank you for sharing this awesome mini hydro Micro-greens sprouting method. this is perfect for those of us needing small containers of sprouts. The idea of using the Silicone dehydrator sheet was brilliant, no
waste or residue. Saves money also and produces clean healthy greens . Thank you again and I cant wait to start my own Micro greens.
Thank you and Good Luck!👍
Your video is quite impressive. You explain everything so well. And I read all of the comments and you answered all questions quite thoroughly. You are quite knowledgeable. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much and I am so glad you liked the video.. My intention behind making this video is to help people like me .. I really did a lot of research for 2 months and finally came up with this idea and so far it is working great!!🙏
Absolutely.
Wow! I have been wanting to start hydroponics but didn’t want to constantly ship and dispose of mats. I was looking for a better way with less shipping and less waste and it looks like I found it. Thanks!
Thank you and Good Luck!
So simple and so peaceful! I love what you did here! Thank you for sharing! Stay blessed and safe
I am so glad you loved the video. Stay safe and healthy, you too..
Thank you so much for sharing your findings with us! This is game changing
thank you 🙏
❤ thank you!
After looking around for awhile I found your video. Perfect! I wanted to find a reusable pad to cut down on waste and expense. Thank you so much for ending my search! Great ideas!
nice! I am glad...thank you!!
BEST BEST VIDEO EVER!!!
THANK YOU FOR SHARING.
CHEERS FROM SOUTH
AUSTRALIA...🤲🙏🤲✌👌👍
Thank you 🙏😊
Just what I needed. Thank you so much for sharing your way. It's perfect! Subscribed 💕
Your suggestion for use of silicone mat was very good.
I am based in India but this may is available only in USA. Fortunately I was able to request a friend to buy it for me and ship it. I have cut it up to the shape and size I need
Am finding it extremely useful. After every growing cycle i just hand wash it with soap, dry it and reuse it.
So thanks for suggesting this possibility
very nice to hear .. I think you can find them on Amazon.in website too. In India we can use steel containers as well. Anyway, Thank you for letting me know.🙏
Amazing and wonderful! I just completed an experiment with two trays of broccoli sprouts on dehydrator sheets. Each used 3 TBS of seed. One I rinsed in the usual way. One I used this method of the epsom salt enhanced water beneath. I spritzed the second tray lightly once a day to keep it from drying out on top. Harvest was 3.5 cups of sprouts with the standard rinsing method and 4 cups of sprouts with the epsom salt water method.
very nice...thanks for trusting me.😊
ive watched so many videos and got nothing but confused but this is by far the best way i think and this is how i will start my journey as soon as my seeds arrive - thank you - this is perfect
Thank you and Good luck! 👍
This is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you so much!❤️
😊Thank you
just at the beginning and amazed at your cleverness - now to the next 6 minutes. Thank yoou Padma!
Thank you 🙏
Epsom salt! I haven't grown anything yet. Of all of the videos I have seen, you are the first person to mention it. I'm definitely going to try it. Thanks for your great video. So many of them seem geared toward businesses. I just want to successfully grown enough for my husband and myself.
yes, I did all these experiments just for my family. But someone looked at my silicone mesh idea and started using these mats for business too. It definitely works because it is still working for me 😄 Thank you for the support!
OH WOW! Thanks sooo much. That is the best video Ive see. I love that its short to the point, no frills no extra talking. I love the visuals no need to talk and most importantly, i love the methods you've used particularly for healthy use and where to find them. You're the best. Thank you. Glad I found you. Much gratitude and blessings. Namaste.
I am so glad the video is helpful. Thank you 🙏😊
Thank you. Especially for the link to the mesh pads you used. So nice to see success with a product and know that's what I'm going to get! Hope to be doing microgreens with Cilantro this next week once all supplies and seed as arrived!
Thank you and good luck !🙂👍
Great idea to use cilantro, my favorite and as microgreens may help reduce the leggy stems.
This is very much appreciated. Thank you for sharing your experiences with microgreens.
Thank you! I am glad the video is helpful!
Thank you, just what I was looking for!!!
This blows my mind you may have just changed the microgreen industry. How crazy. So simple. I’m going to do this for our restaurant.
Thank you so much for trusting my idea 😊
I have been growing micro green in a jar for quite a while. This is a far better way. Your video was well done. Thank you!
Thank you 😊
Very therapeutic to watch, felt so healing watching it.
thank you. 😊
Love this wonderful video with clear and comprehensive instructions. Big thanks. Please make more videos of this calibre.
Thank you so much. Hope this method works for you.🙏
100% AGREED. Its hard to find such type of videos.
Thank you so much for this video. I’ve been experimenting with growing microgreens for the past year and wanted to find a cleaner way. Well, this is a game changer! I ordered the silicone mesh from Amazon and my first batch grew really well - just harvested them yesterday (China Rose Radish). I just started a tray of Garden Cress seeds today and am excited to watch the growth! Thanks again and have a wonderful day! :) ~ Mary
So good to hear ,Thanks for trusting me😊
Thanks for this video. I love to read all comments even it wrote few years ago . Questions and really need your reply
when will I have to use Hydrogen peroxide (?)
it needs to use every time when growing microgreens (?)
After mix with water, I have to spray over the seeds (?)
Do I have to rinse few times before to place on container to put in refrigerator (?) after harvested
Sorry my English is not really good
Thank you for your help
Lovely idea to extend the duration of the video as youtube starts advertising even before the video is finished. This is called height of indecency.
😀
This really worked so well. Thanks for making such an excellent video.
thank you... I am glad it helped
this is exactly the video I needed
Great presentation. I love growing sprouts myself. Thanks for the additional growing options.
Thank you and good luck 😊👍
Yes Yes Yes! I hadn't even thought about the waste. I have been researching the how to grow microgreens but it didn't cross m mind that I can wash and reuse. Thanks for the video and experient🧡
Thank you🙏😊
Wow, thank you so much for sharing. Absolutely great idea👍👍😍😍🌺🌺
Thank you😊
Great ideas that I have seen nowhere else. You are very artistic with the beautiful photos and plates of food.
Thank you for all you work.
Thank you so much ! 🙏
Yes, the best VDO so far. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks so much Padma - Just ordering them now!
What a wonderful video!! Extremely helpful and well done. Your work is very much appreciated!!
Thank you 😊
Loves the reusability concept
Wow, it worked, have been brainstorming on new experiments, will give this one a try. Thanks, nice video.
good luck😊
… I’m so glad I found your video … at first I was a little concerned with the mesh you first used … BUT … what a relief when you came up with the idea of using the dehydrator mesh pads ! … I was getting ready to order the wire screens, but was concerned about dealing with the sharp edges . From watching other videos, I see that weighting down the seeds during the dark out period of germination adds to the sprouts strength and longer stems , which makes harvesting easier. It looks like you are just using natural light rather than grow lights? I plan to experiment and see what works best for my personal growing conditions. Many thanks!
Hi..Thank you for your comments. Recently I have been thinking of making it even more easier like fixing the silicon mesh to a steel wire frame but it has to keep the mesh surface flat. If I come across any idea I will let you know. If you are successful with your ideas please share. :)
I like this idea the best, since you can throughly clean the containers and growing mats. Bravo! I’m in!
Thank you.. You can wash the silicone mesh in the dishwasher, too.
What a nice video. Very helpful. Now maybe even I can grow micro greens. Thank you.
So beautiful. Thanks for sharing this way!
I am glad you liked it . Thank you!
Thank you for your contribution that makes our lives better. Greetings from Slovenia
Thank you for your kind words😊🙏
Best video yet!! Ive been watching videos for months wanting to grow but only have a small area indoors no outdoor space AND i didn't want the mess of dirt. So far no luck on beet seeds (only a couple sprout up) and my lettuce batch of seeds smells bad by the 3rd day. 😩Can't wait to try your methods. I grow broccoli and radish in jars fine but microgreens are what I want. Thankyou.
Thank you 😊 and good luck!
I love this video. Had to share it to my blog so that I will always be able to refer back. I have all the items and now I am ready to grow clean microgreens too!
Thank you and Good Luck😊
Thank you so much for your inspiring sharing. I love your experiments so much. I was worried about that I might not be able to buy suitable growing materials in my country. But you show me it can be creative and all I have to do is to think and try.
But growing microgreens is not popular in my country, so it seems it's not easy to find so many different organic seeds here, I'm still trying though.
I'm not from an English speaking country, so it's great to watch your video with subtitles. Looking forward to your next one.
Thank you so much for your time to share your thoughts. 🙏I am not sure where you live but you can try seeds from Amazon sold by Trueleafmarket or Parkseeds. There are quite a few companies that sell organic seeds through Amazon. You just need to explore a bit more. My every step was an experiment and now I am happy with Trueleafmarket as the germination is so good that even after 2years their seeds have more than 90% germination. ( I bought so many seeds as I was experimenting and I ended up with too much 😁)
You can message me if you have any questions and I will be happy to answer.
I just love to grow them..... Very healthy..... Fun also.
U made that so perfect.... I will try to. Thanks
Thanks for great idea. Please, continue experimenting
thank you!!!
Thanks, for sharing. Learnt more about sprouting ,fungus
you are welcome..I am glad the video helped.
Hi Padma, your method is excellent . I think it is the MOST COST EFFECTIVE way to grow microgreens. Keep growing and thanks for sharing .
Thank you so much 🙏😊
Your wonderful video peacefully answered all my questions about growing microgreens! Thanks for sharing your knowledge ❤
Thank you😊🙏
Great work of exploration
Thank you for sharing your method. I didn't imagine I could use that kind of medium. Genious!
Thank you :)
Excellent repurposing and selection of materials to use. I wish that I had seen this earlier, could have saved some money. The best video that I have seen on growing microgreens.
Thank you so much. At least you can save in future 😄
everything about your video was art.. beautiful pics and a beautiful brain that came up with a great idea for no media growth.
Thank you 😊
Seriously the answer to my prayers. Thank-you so much for sharing!
I am glad the video was helpful...Good luck !! 😊
Excellent video! Thank you so much for sharing! ❤️
Thank you for watching and taking time to compliment 😊
Absolutely awesome video. It seems never ending to the ways of growing
Thank you 🙏
Thank you for sharing!!!
Appreciate your effort and sharing with us all
Thank you :)
Smartest idea yet for growing microgreens! Thanks!
thank you 🙏
Great demonstration!
Gave me some great ideas ...was looking for something different to do with pea microgreens
thank you..I did not include in my video but i use different baskets and bowls for peas... they are of larger size.
thank you so much for this great clip full of marvelous ideas.
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Thank you for sharing your hard work. The presentation is top class. Cheers!
🙏
Best video. Now I'm relaxed and ready to plant confidently. Blessings..
thank you🙏
Thank you so much for sharing your ideas! You have been an inspiration!!
Thank you ..🙏😊
thank you very much. Fabulous idea?
This is amazing, thank you!
Thank you 🙏
Padma, game changing ideas! Maybe sell microgreens in the container. Thank you. Nice music!
thank you :)
Excellent. You and I are using similar techniques and logic. ie grow media, Epsom Salts , and doubling up the medium for small seeds - except you've completed the full journey. I shall persevere - again, a great video.
Thank you 😊🙏
Great video!!! Definitely one of the best on growing micro greens ❤
Thank you🙏
The camera clarity is crazy good along with excellent tips.
Thank you🙏
What beautiful way to grow microgreens and a very professional video. Are you a professional photographer? This idea will work well with growing my own greens to re-use the pads. I grow some micogreens for family and friends and have to harvest and bag them to be able to reuse the trays I have. The baskets are probably cheap enough to give away with a disposable pad like hemp, coconut, or burlap with the microgreens still growing in them. They could keep in the refrigerator still alive on the pad until harvested instead of me harvesting and putting them in a bag or container for several days. They get a little wimpy at the end.
Thank you ..I am not a photographer. I am a watercolor artist. It is so nice of you to share microgreens with friends. I sometimes keep the bowl in the fridge if we have too much food to eat. Small suggestion: Your friends can return the emptied bowls and you can reuse them. 😊
Thank you! I can follow these instructions. I agree, best micro green video!
Thank you
NASA engineering at its finest! Thank you NASA engineer!!!
Dehydrator mesh mats, so brilliant. Thank you for sharing.
thank you 😊
Epsom salt and hydrogen peroxide. Thanks for the great idea
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Thank you for the frugal way to grow these. I will try it. I do love microgreens and they are pricy. Paid $5 for a Berry Bowls size before.
Thank you and Good Luck! 😊
Great 👍 Job, thank you for your time ❤️☕️✍🏾🕯
thank you 🙏
Thank you
I agree, this is the best I’ve found so for!
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Very Informative. Gripper is a smart idea . Thanks for the video.